...concluded in the following manner: — Your countryman, Monsieur Sterne, von great, von vary great man, Snd he carry me vid him to posterity. He gain moche money...and said, in a voice lowered almost to a whisper, '•Qu'enpensez vaut ?' and then departed. After dinner, l took a walk over the town. There is a fine...

...carry me vid him to posterity. He gain xnoche money by his " Journey of Sentiment ; " mats mat — I make more through de means of dat than he by all his ouvrages reunis — ha, ha ! '" M. Dessein evidently perceived the true character of the relations of host and...

...one word led to another, until, his presence being required elsewhere, he hastily concluded in this manner : ' Your countryman, Monsieur Sterne, von great,...through de means of dat than he by all his ouvrages réunis — ha, ha ! ' " M. Dessein evidently perceived the true character of the relations of host...

...Reynolds's question as to whether he remembered Sterne. " He gained moche money by his * Journal de Sentiment ' — mais moi — I make more through de means of dat, than he, by all his ouvrages rkunies — Ha ! Ha ! " Then, says Reynolds, as if in imitation of Sterne, Dessein laid his forefinger...

...Reynolds's question as to whether he remembered Sterne. " He gained moche money by his ' Journal de Sentiment ' — mais moi — I make more through de means of dat, than he, by all his outrages rfamies — Ha 1 Ha 1 " Then, says Reynolds, as if in imitation of Sterne, Dessein laid his...

...moche money by his Journey of Sentiment — mais moi — I — make more through de means of dat, then he, by all his ouvrages reunies Ha, ha!' Then, as...breast, and said in a voice lowered almost to a whisper, * Letter dated August 10, 1767: Thicknesse, Useful Hints to those who make the Tour of France, 278-281...

...Monsieur Sterne, received the interesting reply: " 'Your countryman, Monsieur Sterne, von great, von vary great man, and he carry me vid him to posterity. He...mais moi — I — make more through de means of dat, then he, by all his ouvrages reunies Ha, ha ! ' Then, as if in imitation of Sterne, he laid his forefinger...

...of comments made by the innkeeper in 1 782: "Your countryman, Monsieur Sterne, von great, von vary great man, and he carry me vid him to posterity. He...dat, than he, by all his ouvrages reunies Ha, ha!" (Life and Times of Frederic Reynolds, Written by Himself [London, 1826], 1:180). 12 PREFACE1 IN THE...

...Prof. Cross then quotes Dessein's remark : " Your countryman, Monsieur Sterne, von great, von vary great man, and he carry me vid him to posterity. He...mais moi — I make more through de means of dat, then he, by all his ouvrages reunies." See ' Life and Times of Frederic Reynolds, written by himself,'...